National Republican., 1887-09-15

Phiiaselphia PPhhSSi;iii..'.. ."...." 0 o S-i2
Earned ,rnns--Chicago. O; Philadelphia. ..
Two-basc hits-Darllug, Petit, Farrar, Irwin.
Home run--Irwip.. Stolen bases = Pfener,
Philadelphia, .. Hit by pitched ball ll-sullivan.
Struck out-By Clarkson, & by Maui, T. Passed
GslsnGe%ePis wiz pltchSesSSntd Ss,S Il Il
minutes. Umpirc-Powers.
.- AMERICAN ASSOCIATION GAMES.
AT Staten lsland-Morning game, Metro
politans, 2; Clevelands, O. Second game,
Cleyelands A; Metropolitans, o.
At Baltimore-Baltimore. 8; st. Louis, 4;
At Notwithstanding, s; Louisville, 6.
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn, s; Cincinnati, 4.
RESULT OF Yesterdays RACES.
snEGrsnEAD BAY, Sept liIDespitS tho
snce at the races to day' The course was T very
First race-For all ages, sweepstakes of s25
each, with, 5000 added. Cyclops forged ahead
second, Pericles third. Time 1:SO Britannia
burst blood vessel in his brain.
Second raee--Handieap, for S;year.oids and
Mitchell second, Banner Bearer third. Time,
las.
Third race-The Great Eastern handicap for
land, entering the stretch, took a command.
ing lead and maintained 1t to the end, winning
in a gallop by eight lengths; George Oyster
u. a,
Fifth race-For 5.year- olds and upward, sell.
ing allowances, one and one-quarter miles.
While the horses were at the post Taxgatherer,
IN his praneing, fell and rolled over his rider
(Newmeyer), but horse and jockey joined in
the race. Phil Leo won as he liked by eight
lengths, CaIissima second, Queen Bess third.
Time, BIB.
ENTRIES FOR To-DAY's RACES.
Lynn Il Wall, 90S Pennsylvania avenue fur
nish the following entries:
suEFpsHEAD RAY
First race-One and oue-qnarter miles
Wickham, 107 pounds; Ten Strike, 10j; Argo,
l05; Brown Duke, l0S; Windsail, oi; Housa-
tonic, 100.
Second race-seven. eighths of q mile, Bou.
quet Stakes-Tatian IS pounds; Emperor OF
Norfolk, 1913; Winona, 100; Raceland, l25; Rita
=, lo7; Speciality, ll2; Omaha, no. Ny Own,
100; Faragon, los; Umpire, los; Austrienne.
1903; Defaulter, l0s jack Cocks, 100; Matte
Iourain, 100; Luminary, o..
Handicap -Belvidere,, 1i3 pounds; Stockton,
1903; Laggard doubtful starter). 1l5; Miss Ford,
1l5; Cary, l06; Santa Rita, lO7; Queen OF Eliza.
a6eth, abe 97 Relax, 97; Kingston l2A Bessie June
Fourth racewone and three. .eighths mile,
Mayhower handieap.Le Logas "a pounds;
1926 Mobiles Last li6; Rupert, ito; Dry Monop.
ole, 1l5; Ten Booker, 100 Favor, 1913; Housa-
tonic, .9S; Frank Ward, lO7; Ten Strike, 102.
Fiith raee-one and one;eighth miles, Great
rhiin hVo pouhus, nIuuuvi'
| e5 Grey Cloud, 95: Pontico, 1lS; Joe Cotton
| 1l3; Ten Strike, 100; Phil Lee. 100.
Sixth raoe-One and three.sixteenth miles
on the turf-Tattler. 127 pounds: Lancaster,
| 100; Pasha, 40; Elizabeth, III; Florence Nj,
1872; Referee, 115; Friar, lO5; John Keys, 100.
THE "REPUpLIcANs" TIPS.
At Sheepshead Bay-First race-Wlckham
| lrst, Windsail or Argo second Second race
| Emperor of Norfolk first, Matte Louraln sec
| ond. Third raco-Bessie June first, Miss Ford
| or Kingston second. Fourth race-Exile first,
Favor second Fifth race-Joe Cotton first,
| Pontico second. Sixth race-Lancsster arst,
Pasha second.
| EXCITING FOOT RACES.
| Three foot races have taken place this wee K
| out at Brooks tavern, one each on Monday,
| Tuesday and Wednesday, and all excited con
siderable interest. They were 100, 1870, and 100
| yards respectively, and each Tor $3.50 side
| The contestants we're +. +, Needen, OF Pitts
| burg, and Fred Wood. The former won the
| first race in l094 seconds. ana the third in II
| seconds. Woods winning the second In lpI
| seconds. Needen Is known In the west as the
barber sprlnter, and has gone east to make an
other match.
| KILwARLIN WINS THE ST. LEGER.
| LONDON, Sept. li.-This was the second day
| OF the Doncaster September meeting. The
| race for the st. Leger Stakes was won by Mr.,
| ], hcKenna, jr.'s br. @ Kilwarlln. Mr.. ABB
| ington's hr. @. Merry Hampton twas second
| and Mr. MuntOn'B Ch, c. Timothy third, There